
Regensburg
A visit to Italy’s northernmost city
The winding city centre, the many charming cafés and the colourful houses exude Italian flair in the heart of Bavaria, rightly earning Regensburg the title of “Italy’s northernmost city”. The cathedral city is also known as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Apart from the cathedral, the Stone Bridge is the city’s main landmark. But the capital of the Upper Palatinate has so much more to offer.
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Finally, it's cinema time again! The Spanish Film and Culture Festival "cinEScultura" will attract many visitors to the cathedral city from April 23 to May 3. In addition to films of various genres, you can expect a diverse supporting program, such as the opening concert at Theater Regensburg with Rita Payés, dance performances, art exhibitions, discussion panels, and much more.
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World Heritage Visitor Center
Since 2006, Regensburg has held the title of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. At the World Heritage Visitor Center, located right by the Stone Bridge, you can learn more about it. Interactive exhibits, media installations, and fascinating artifacts about Regensburg and its history are waiting to be explored.

Donaustern
Handmade with heart, fine and delicious treats, and things that make life more beautiful: At Donaustern, you’ll find carefully selected products from Regensburg and small manufactories across Germany. Whether for yourself or as a gift for your loved ones, there are many little treasures waiting to be discovered.

Wanderlust
If the thought of a “Poké Bowl” is already making your mouth water, you should definitely stop by Wanderlust. Here, you’ll find delicious dishes made from fresh ingredients, Fairtrade organic coffee, and tasty cakes. You can also create your own bowl with your favorite ingredients and enjoy it just the way you like.

Old Town Cinemas
A must for every cinephile: The Garbo and the cinemas in Leerer Beutel, Ostentor, and Andreasstadel are part of Regensburg’s Old Town cinemas, where special films beyond the mainstream flicker across the screen. These theaters regularly show films in their original language, making the cinema experience even more special.

Cô Hà
A culinary getaway to Southeast Asia: authentic Vietnamese cuisine with fresh ingredients and exotic flavors awaits you at Cô Hà Restaurant in Regensburg. Whether traditional pho or crispy summer rolls - all taste buds get their money's worth here. The dishes take you on a journey into the diversity of Vietnamese food culture and make every visit special.

Avenue of trees on the banks of the Danube
Not far from the Stone Bridge in Regensburg, the avenue path meanders along the “Oberer Wöhrd” - a hidden row of trees made up of gnarled poplars. The high treetops create a special atmosphere at any time of year. An ideal retreat for anyone looking for a piece of natural idyll close to the old town.

Carakess store & café
A paradise for treasure hunters: Carakess in Regensburg delights with historical furniture and unique collector's items. Owner Claudia Flügel-Eber is known for her artistic bead bags, which are small works of art. Anyone looking for something special will find it here. Homemade cakes and hearty quiches provide for your physical well-being.
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